Smit Co.Bamboo Towel Set (Review)

My baby is warm and cozy in his new bamboo hooded towel set! Complete with a large hooded towel and two large washcloths, he is set for bath time. Bamboo is an amazing fiber that produces a quality fabric, perfect for newborns. The soft material is soothing to the touch.

When baby's package arrived in the mail, I was delighted. The 100% Premium Bamboo Hooded Baby Towel Set was delivered right to my door in a beautiful, clean and neat looking package. I could not wait to see what was inside.

I was thrilled to see that the towel and washcloth set came in a mesh bag to be used for washing these items. I have used products made of bamboo in the past and at the time I did not realize how delicate it was. One run through the wash and the fibers began to fall apart. I just didn't know how to properly care for it. Fortunately, SmitCo provides it's customers with both the information and the tools to care for their bamboo products.

The towel is posh and gorgeous and has made this little guy one happy baby, (and me one happy mama!)

This gift set is perfect for the little one on your shopping list this holiday season. It is soft enough for a newborn but is also plenty large enough for a toddler. All my kids have loved the concept of hooded towels and even when they were pre-school aged they would love running around the house in them like superheros! Hooded towels always make great gifts.

You can find SmitCo products for older kids on your list as well. Their shop also includes rose gold, gold or rhodium plated jewelry and sets, as well as very popular stretch sets for little girls - all packed in cute gift boxes.

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Disclaimer: I received the above product in exchange for this review. All opinions stated here are my own. Thank you to Smit Co and USFamilyGuide.com for this opportunity.

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